Archive for the ‘Facebook’ Category

The Sense and Spirituality of Facebook at 10

Facebook has given the world a pulse. That means something — the spirituality of Facebook

Reading between the lines of the latest Facebook usage data

The most interesting insight into new social media data is what’s NOT there.

Case study: Social media in a regulated industry

Social media marketing has lagged in many regulated industries but this case study shows an impressive success

Understanding the moving target of Facebook reach

New data suggests that the harder we work, the fewer people may be actually seeing our brand’s Facebook posts. Let’s make some sense of this trend

Why research firms are screwing up content marketing

Subtle but important change going on in the world of research with profound implications for what we can see and believe on the social web.

Facebook becomes Twitterfied to fight for media attention

Twitter is the media darling. From the Academy Awards to live sports events, from political analysis to your local news, tweets are everywhere. News breaks on Twitter. Even though Facebook […]

If the Beatles ran Facebook

This is a Let It Be parody of Facebook.

Keep your bet on Facebook and its dominance … for now

By Mark Schaefer A common question I get asked in classes is if teens are abandoning Facebook. This is usually a function of the “sample of one problem” — […]

Risky Business: Can Liking a Facebook Page Cost You Your Job?

Attorney Kerry O’Shea Gorgone discusses an ongoing case involving Facebook “likes,” free speech, and wrongful termination.Can Liking a Facebook Page Cost You Your Job?